Hailey Bieber and Bella Hadid Paris fashion week looks stole the show as the event wrapped up with dazzling celebrity styles. Taking center stage were Bella Hadid and Hailey Bieber, who showcased their unique off-duty model styles with eye-catching costumes.
Hailey Bieber: A party dress transformed into a power blazer
Hailey Bieber turned a Schiaparelli velvet cloak into a stylish micro-mini dress for a night out with Zoë Kravitz.
The structured blazer featured ’80s-style padded shoulders, a double-breasted cut, and lapels—proving that power dressing isn’t just for the office.
She paired the blazer with:
- Matching pumps
- Pearl earrings
- An ivory handbag adorned with Schiaparelli’s signature gold bijoux
The trend of going pants-free isn’t new for Bieber—she recently rocked a vintage Tom Ford-era YSL coat and a Proenza Schouler blazer in similar styles.
Bella Hadid’s Sheer Moment at Saint Laurent’s Afterparty
The next night, Bella Hadid made her mark at the Saint Laurent after-party in a completely sheer dress. The knee-length body-con look featured:
- A mock neck collar
- Long sleeves
- A transparent bodice
She completed her look with black knee-high boots, silver hoop earrings, and a sleek, slicked-back hairstyle.
Meanwhile, Hailey Bieber kept it edgy, layering a leather motorcycle coat over a black jersey mini dress, styled with polka dot stockings and high heels—a throwback to ’90s fashion trends.
Models Making Monochrome the Moment
It’s no surprise that both Hadid and Bieber opted for head-to-toe black. Kate Moss also embraced the all-black aesthetic throughout Paris Fashion Week, proving that minimalist fashion can still make a bold statement.
Hadid, known for her ever-changing style, often experiments with fashion—from cowboy boots and hot pants to Olsen-inspired handbags. But her latest look showed that a sheer LBD is always a timeless choice.
Final Thoughts: The No-Pants Trend Continues
From power blazers to sheer dresses, Hailey Bieber and Bella Hadid proved there’s no one way to dress for a party. But one thing’s clear—pants were definitely not required.
Source: W Magazine
